Question

Anwar-i-Suhali and Yusuf-Zulekha are the legends of the period of :- A-Yusuf-Adil Shah B-Qulilntab Shah C-Aurangzeb D-Shahjahan​

Answer 1

Answer:

Shahjahan ,, hope you like

Answer 2

Anwar-i-Suhali and Yusuf-Zulekha

Explanation:

• Akbar had established a translation department. Under this department, many texts of Sanskrit, Turkish and Arabic languages ​​were translated into Persian. Faizi translated Lilavati and Badayuni prepared the Persian translation of Mahabharata, Razmnama. Abul Fazl also translated many Sanskrit texts into Persian. He translated 'Panchtantra' into Persian and named it 'Anwar-e-Suheli'. Badayuni and some other writers together translated 'Ramayana' also. Maulana Hussain Faiz also translated 'Panchtantra' into Persian by the name 'Ayar-e-Danish'.

• There is a story given in the Quran of Yusuf and Zulekha. It has been repeated countless times in many languages ​​spoken by Muslims, especially Persian and Urdu. The most famous version of this was in the Persian composition of Jami (1414–1492), Haft Aurang ("Seven Thrones"). The story has many elaborations and is capable of even a Sufi interpretation.
• Probably it was first systematically composed by the Persian poet Nuruddin Abdurrahman Jami (1414-1492 AD) in his composition Haft Awarang. Mahmud Gami (1750-1855 AD) has recorded this story in Kashmiri. Hafiz Barkhurdar (1658–1707) has recorded his saga in Punjabi. Sheikh Nisar has composed poetry on this in Awadhi, in which he is believed to have composed it in just seven days in 1790 AD at the age of 57. In his story, the poet Naseer in Hindi composed Prem Darpan in 1917-18 AD. Shah Muhammad Sagir composed this story in Bengali in the fourteenth century. From Firdausi, Amir Khusro, Farid to Bulleshah, they have been remembered in their poems.